5 Unique Spring Things to Do in Michigan

National Morel Mushroom Festival Boyne City

This late May festival in Northern Michigan will celebrate Michigan morels with activities of all kinds, from cooking demonstrations with professional chefs to learning how to hunt for mushrooms in the woods. The festival also includes a beer tent, carnival, arts and crafts show, live music, and much more.

Hidden Lake Gardens Tipton

Spring is a particularly beautiful time to visit and explore — new bulbs are beginning to emerge and the weather is getting warmer. During this time, you might spot the beginning shoots of wildflowers and even young animals and birds throughout the gardens.

Soo Locks  Sault Ste. Marie

The opening is a sight worth seeing, especially as the first cargo ships begin to navigate the river immediately upon available access. And, Famous Soo Locks Boat Tours starts operating again in mid-May, giving a firsthand experience of the Soo Locks.

Avalanche Bay   Boyne Falls

Try riding down one of the park’s thrilling waterslides, floating down the lazy river, surfing in a rip zone simulator, or playing under one of the waterfalls. There are also kiddie splash pads and pools to provide safe fun for visitors of every age.

Craig’s Cruisers  Norton Shores

The 18-hole course in Norton Shores is open to visitors of all ages and features a digital scorecard that you can access on your phone. If you’re looking for other activities, try out the facility’s bumper boats, racetrack, go-karts, and batting cages.

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